New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-30


LINCOLN Neb March 29.-The following cable dispatch
was received by John Fitzgerald president OF the Amer
can League, today:
HousE OF CoMMoxs LoxDox. March %. 1881
Te coercion b proposed icnieht in the House OF Con
is the eighty seventh since the AG, Of HnS egy
sst9H Hd ssis ES BY an4 Ireland Sever
rapidly decreasing as compared with Prevon1 years me ne
Ts expressly desirnei for driving beneath tho
sp 4TsP % paef aD, all %SS al Ss Of pS%y
magistrates holding Their oee al OF 6 te Ev 10
the tender 81 packed jury OF 9Tangemen or land
The Liberal headed by GadsOns DIST & i1Is n a. .o@e SIS n1 a
onr sghSt rHi with Ms m opposing 10 tie last il mposs
believe that ever tho present House Of Commons WI
and good Judges that the will break ant
aSS @ @ GsS aVpa hs GS % for
pathy and support which they have never withheld from
people struggling for liberty. 'iA'NhL-
President Fitzgerald sent the following reply
LINCOLN Neb. March 20. 1887
one Hon. CHARLES S. PAHSEL, NJ p. Ifouse Of cOmmo"f
Gable win redouHle its efforts Ireland
Nebraska Legislature today BY nnanmoas vote gas,sG
policy OF coercion aud similar manifestations through
Ga. ' press s tt true mereaSs do not sympatze with
Ireland This great liberty loving people OF tue n',ed @ states
R9le. en''eS :" ''"p"'' JoiS fIzcEnsI6 President
spRrsGFIELD, ILL.,, March 29.-In the House to-day
resolution adopted condemning the proposed Irish
coercion laws and condcmning the policy Of the Eng
Iish Government toward Ireland and extending sym
pathy and encouragement william T.. Gladstone and
Charles Stuart PANEL IN their crusade against OPP
pre- AMI unjust laws.
LINCOLN Neb March 29.-Resolutons passed both
Houses of the Legislature by unanimous vote oday con
demnng coercion and extending encouragement to Glad
stone and Parnel.
WHAT DAyITT AND OBRIEN THINK OF IT.
LONDON March 29-Michael Dayitt, presiding at a
meeting Of the National League at Dublin tonight safl
the very strngency OF the Baour measure appeared to
IIa mt pIpD
say what 1t might be necessary for Irish manhood to do
when naked tyranny reigned in Ireland Under previous
Tory Governments despots had been made TO feel when
they tried to crush liberty that they themselves d Dce
William OBrien, editor Of United ireland, said he
future The Irish people had gone through trials
before those they would have to endure should tho
shall have had experience IN tho results coercion
said Mr. OBrien, he Will find plank bed much more
Ireland"
EFFECT OF MIR. GLADSTONE's SPEECH.
LONDON March 29-Mr. Gladstones speech Is
widely commented upon as an effective exposure oil
tho feebeness OF the Governments reasons for de-
manding coercion The strength OF his reasoning Is
admitted by the Conservatives and is felt kcenly by
the UnonIst1iberals, moro OF whom threaten to
secede unless the Coercion bill be reduced TO simple
provisions against boycotting and the Plan OF Cam
tho proposals relating the transfer of jury trials
The GladstOnians confident that they can delay
while are hopeful that the evolution OF events VIII
f0if the whole scheme.
HE WILL COME WHEN EvICrIONs BEGIN AGAIN
TORONTO, March 29.-The secretary OF the Toronto
Branch Of Irish National League to-day received the
following cable from William OBrien, Editor OF
United Ireland in reply to the one sent inviting him to
come to Canada and lecture the subject OF the evc
tons on Lord Lansdowne's estates:
Canadian opinion to have already exercised whole
II II be resumed win start Immediately for Canada